UGREEN HDMI 4K Cable Male to Male Black 15m

UGREEN HDMI 4K Cable Male to Male — 15m Black

The UGREEN HDMI cable male to male 15m (HD104 / UG-10111) is a long-run HDMI lead built for fixed AV installations where source and display hardware are separated by distances that shorter passive cables cannot cover. It supports resolutions up to 4K×2K at 30Hz and carries a data transfer rate of up to 10.2Gbps Channel7, making it suitable for large home theatre rooms, commercial display installations, lecture theatres, and conference rooms with ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted screens. Additionally, triple shielding ensures steady signal transmission and anti-interference performance Channel7 across the full 15-metre run.

Understanding 4K@30Hz vs 4K@60Hz at 15 Metres

This is an important distinction for buyers comparing this cable to shorter models in the same range. The HDMI specification sets practical limits on passive copper cable performance at longer lengths. At 15 metres, the UG-10111 operates on the HDMI 1.4 standard, which delivers 4K at 30Hz rather than the 60Hz available on the 2m, 3m, 5m, and 10m variants. For most fixed display applications — digital signage, presentations, video playback, and broadcast monitoring — 4K@30Hz produces sharp, detailed UHD images without visible quality loss. However, users who require 4K@60Hz at 15 metres should consider an active HDMI cable or a fibre-optic HDMI solution instead, as these maintain the full HDMI 2.0 bandwidth ceiling at extended lengths.

Backward Compatibility

The UG-10111 is compatible with HDMI-enabled devices including TVs, projectors, monitors, AV receivers, gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, laptops, and computers DataBlitz. The cable negotiates the highest resolution and refresh rate both connected devices support. Therefore, connecting it between a 1080p projector and a 4K media player yields a stable 1080p@60Hz signal — well within the cable’s bandwidth capacity at this length.

Technical Specifications

Important: At 15 metres, this cable operates on the HDMI 1.4 standard and delivers a maximum resolution of 4K@30Hz at 10.2Gbps. The 4K@60Hz / 18Gbps specification available on the 2m, 3m, 5m, and 10m variants of this range does not apply at 15 metres on a passive copper cable. Users requiring 4K@60Hz at this distance should consider an active HDMI cable or fibre-optic HDMI lead.

Use Cases & Applications

Lecture Theatres and Auditoriums

The 15-metre length addresses the most common requirement in educational and event spaces: connecting a presenter’s laptop or AV rack at the back of a room to a projection screen or large-format display at the front. Triple shielding delivers steady anti-interference performance Channel7 in environments where the cable runs near stage lighting rigs, powered audio equipment, and dense electrical installations. At 1080p@60Hz — the typical resolution for lecture presentations and video playback — the cable delivers full performance within its bandwidth.

Commercial Digital Signage

Fixed retail and lobby signage installations frequently require cable runs of 10 to 15 metres between a concealed media player and a wall-mounted display. The UG-10111 suits these deployments where the cable routes through wall conduit or trunking. For 4K signage content playing at 30fps — the standard frame rate for most digital signage playout systems — the cable’s 4K@30Hz capability meets the specification directly. Furthermore, HDCP compliance ensures licensed content plays without copy-protection errors on commercial HDMI displays.

Large Meeting Rooms and Boardrooms

In conference rooms where the presentation screen or projector is fixed at a distance greater than 10 metres from the presenter’s position, the UG-10111 provides a straightforward wired connection without active electronics or signal boosters. The plug-and-play design requires no driver installation DataBlitz, which avoids configuration delays during presentations. ARC support additionally removes the need for a separate audio cable between the display and a connected room speaker system.